Gone Quiet
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| “Gone Quiet” | |
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| The West Wing episode | |
| Episode no. | Season 3 Episode 50 |
| Guest stars | Oliver Platt Ron Silver Hal Holbrook Anna Deavere Smith Connie Britton Valerie Mahaffey Gregalan Williams |
| Written by | Aaron Sorkin (teleplay) Julia Dahl & Laura Glasser (story) |
| Directed by | Jon Hutman |
| Production no. | 227207 |
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| Season 3 episodes | |
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| List of The West Wing episodes | |
"Gone Quiet" is the 50th episode of The West Wing.
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
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When an American spy submarine suddenly goes silent in hostile North Korean waters, an angry President receives advice from the Assistant Secretary of State and must decide whether he should notify the enemy or attempt a risky, secret rescue—while his wife, Abigail, learns that her past malpractice suits might be Bartlet's Achilles heel in his criminal investigation, as she technically broke laws in three states. In other White House action, C.J. is ecstatic over a potential presidential candidate's indecisive public remarks; Toby meets with a representative from an appropriations committee who wants to funnel money away from Congress' controversial funding of avant-garde artists.
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